Well, given your extensive study--just one final question, Mr. Chairman--what do you believe are the next research steps that we need to take to improve our understanding of the Great Lakes and the debris problem that's there?
Gary Peters: “Well, given your extensive study--just one final question, Mr. Chairman--what do you believe are the next research steps…”
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Senator Peters asks about future research on Great Lakes plastic pollution.
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